The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-08-04
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MAasHALL.--kt West Bay City Mich. Dan
el Frank Marshall. afler long aud painful illness
OF eonstIInp uoii- eyed - Ee enlisted May % ls6l
ia Co "A. ~ 5Iieh lie served his country well
and faithfully until he contracted serious disease
When his lungs got 50 bad shat he could longer
DO duty m the infantry. he 2ot a transfer into
Battery II, LIST U. s. Art Jan. T. 1893 in which he
served until his term Of service expired. lie then
enlisted IN Co. r 30tn Mich. in wbicn regiment he
served until the close Of the war. lie mustered
out June %, ls6J.
FLoHRs.-At Red CIoad. Neb., july Is John
FiOhrs. aged 43. He was born In Albany ~ "
and enlisted m Co. f. l77th Ohio. Ne was = menu
Der Of james A. Garfield Post. No. so Funeral
services were conducted by Garfield Post accord
ing to the Ritual Of the Order
FELTIN.-At the National Military Home o.
July % of heart disease, Robert Feltin Co r. Isf
w. Va, aged g. He was = native OF Scotland and
was an bonored member Of Veteran Post No. s.
JAcRsON--Samuel II. Jackson aged s. died IN
Syracuse, y. Y, July .. He was a member Of Co.
G. 30 y. y. i. Art He was granted pension on
June -, 1897, Of SO per month. For the past two
years has been great sufferer. and confined to
hrs house He was a good citizen and q worthy
Christian.
DETIBAUGH.-DauieI Defbaugh died suddenly az
Urbana, Ill., July II, from disease Of the heart
The funeral was under the auspices of Black Eagle
Post No. 10. OF " hich the deceased was member.
COmrade Dehbaugh was bora IN Pennsylvania. IN
I8i5. He was member Of Co. T. 49, Ohio, Of the
old Ohio Brigade"
sroY-At PsrkviIle, Mich, July 2s. r. N. stoy
Co. =. Sd w. Va He WAS an honored member Of
the GAR.
LArHAM-Near ArborvilIe. Neb. July 3 Fred
eriex T. Latham. aged "a. He was born IN London
England, in 1918. He enlisted in Co. g. 23l Ky AZ
Csvington. Dec. 10, 1861. and discharged az
Nashville JAN ,, lS63 on account OF physical dis
ability.
RUDEL-At wakonda. OAK, July %. Leonard
Rudel, Co. K 10Th ILL.,, Junior Vice Commander Of
Arson McCook Post, Department Of Dakota, Ga.
II. Only month ago the Post buried its Senior
Vice Commander, J. It. Hewitt
COLLIN.-Ju!y g in Colorado. where he had gone
In hopes of restoring his health Joseph r. Collin
of Lodi, Wis, to which place his remains were
taken for interment. He was prominent and es-
the funeral. He was a most worthy mem Der Of
George III. Irwin Post, No. %, GAR, Department.
Of Wisconsin.
PLUmB.-At Stuart Iowa June g. Zenas Plumb
aged Sc. He was a native Of Ohio. He rendered
patriotic service to his country a member Of Co.
f. 26th Iowa. Almost ever since the organization
Of Maxwell Post G. AR. at Stuart he has served
Chaplain and ia other positions of usefulness in
that organization. In his death Stuart loses Of
her best citizens. willing worker for the good Of
others. a kind hearted husband and father.
KIMBELL.-SaiisbuTy A. Kimbeil died az Sabula
Iowa, May 10, aged o5- lie early enlisted in the
57th Pa, and served until the close Of the He
had been sufferer for nine years with paralysis
which was the cause of his DEATH He was an hon
/ ored member Of Chauncey Lawrenee Post. No I6S.
MITcHELL.-At BlOntrose, Pa, April 90 Hugh
Mitchell. aged So. He enlisted in Co. ID. som "a,
Sept s, 1861; was promoted to Corporal Septembsr,
1861; Sergeant Dec. 1. 1862; First Sergeant. y o.
vember, 1864; Second Lieutenant April Is, E65.
He received severe gunshot wound OF left hip as
/ Nye River, Va, May 9, lisa Hc was a member OF
L the Four Brothers Post, No 455, GAR HIS zon-
rades speak of him as one of the best Of scdiers.
Six Of his own company served as pall-bsarers at
his funeral.
/ GARDSKR.-At New Berne, ~ c.. Suly 8 Vim.
l Gardner First Sergeant Co. II, 35ta q. 8 @. T..
aged So He was a charter member and Senior
Vice Commander Of James @. Beech er Post, No y,
/ GAR. He was q bright and working member in
/ the Post. He was drawing pension for q gunshOb
I wound in the arm, received in battle at Olustee.
/ Fla Feb. 20, 1854
I OvERsfAS.-Lieut. John NJ Overman died near
Lindley Mo, July 10 aged 49, He enlisted in Sep
tember 1861. in the State service for term Of SIX
/ months. and was mustered out in March, 1862. lie
re-enlsted in june 1862. for three years in Co. III,
/ 9th Mo. Cav. He became Second Lieutenant BY
weI-earned promotion. He served until July, 1865,
/ when he was mustered out, his father being First
\ Lieutenant OF the same company ut the same time.
/ He also had two brothers who went through tho
service with him. His father still survives, in his
/ 76ih yeas.
\ PowERs.-At the Hospital Of the Central Branch
National Military Home Ohio, July n. p. Powers.
l Co. F. 5ith Pa. He a native Of Ireland, and an
| hOnOred member of Veteran Post, No. 5, GAR.
Il LEvIs-Dr. John O.. Lewis. one of the mos5
/ widely-known physicians in Western Pennsylva-
MIA died az his home in West BFidgewater July 27.
L When the war broke out he enlisted as Surgeon in
I the S5th Pa and became Examining Surgeon. with
/ headquarters at Pttsburg. lie was also IN charge
/ Of the Government Hospital at Chambersburg. and
/ established the Government Hospital in PitsbuTg-
President Grant offered to send DR.. Lewis Consul
| to Mexico but on account Of ulheRlth he declined
I tie honor.